Family and Childrens Board Games

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When you're looking for wholesome fun, it's hard to beat family and children's board games. From family game night to the rainy day blues, board games are the ideal entertainment.

Some games, such as Candy Land or Chutes & Ladders, may be enjoyed by the youngest members of the family. These are great games for kids just learning to count and learning their colors. Others require reading and are more appropriate for kids of school-age. To make board games more inclusive, try partnering young children with a parent or older sibling. Be sure you choose games that are age appropriate as well. Game playing should be about having fun, not feeling frustrated.

Consider instituting a family board game night once a week. Let each member of the family take turns choosing the game or games that will be played. Order pizza (or make it yourself) and break out the games! Games like Monopoly, Life, and Scrabble are perfect for family night. If your children are too young for these games, look into the Junior Editions. Many feature your kids' favorite television and movie characters and are a gentle introduction to board games.

For games that are educational and fun, look no further than fun board games, such as Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? and Cranium. Everybody loves figuring out "who done it" when playing Clue, or you could try the new High School Musical board game if you have preteens in your family. Check out the ins and outs of each of these games and more in our numerous and informative articles. Have fun!